Posted on 10/04/2019 5:41:00 AM PDT by grumpygresh
“Rooting out and prosecuting abuses within our health care system is a top priority for my office,” Craig Carpenito, U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey, said. “In New Jersey, these illegal activities run the gamut from over-prescribing dangerous opioids, to running pharmacies improperly, to mis-prescribing unnecessary medications, to tricking patients – often the elderly or vulnerable – into seeking expensive genetic testing or compounded prescriptions they don’t need. Today’s message should be clear: We are dedicated to combatting all forms of illegal activity in the health care arena. If you put patients’ health at risk with criminal intent, you will be dealt with as a criminal.”
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If you think the level of corruption is bad now, just wait until the socialists TOTALLY take it over.
I agree. But it’s getting worse. The doj is going after the little people but the big fish in government, money laundering banks and the cartels never had it so good. Unfortunately it’s actually getting worse and Trump hasn’t done anything about this and it’s getting worse for doctors and chronic pain patients.
We have to realize that people that go into government are usually leftists 0r statists regardless of party affiliation.
We need some civil disobedience and that here means jury nullification.
Sure you are. All of this JUST now started.
Unless you are in the ruling class or the wealthy class, maybe unions.
Middle class America.. if you are not on the government dole, you will spend more than everyone else to finance free healthcare for the 60 plus percent who are on government subsidized healthcare.
Here’s to the concierge medical xare for any congresscritter.
Yeah, go for it.
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